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This document was written as part of the documentation of the PigeonAir Project to provide help and support to users, system administrators or developers.
While every effort has been made to ensure that the information is accurate at the time of publication, this document may contain errors, omissions, incongruences or wrong technical details. No liability for damages is accepted by the Author/Authors, the publishers or any other organization or person providing the information, arising from any errors or omissions that may appear, however caused.
In case you find an error, you would like to propose better solutions than those discussed in this document or you would like to discuss an idea regarding this document or its content, we would be glad to hear from you and please feel free to contact us by writing to the <pigeon-dev at ml.pigeonair.net> mailing list or by directly contacting one of the authors.
This document is meant to introduce users, administrators and developers with the problems involved with building mail clusters. It describes some clustered architectures that can be used to deploy mail clusters, how they can be employed in PigeonAir Clusters and to the terminology and main problems encountered when working on PigeonAir Cluster.
This document is meant to be an informal introduction to the PigenAir system, for those approaching its installation or infrastructure for the first time. It will not discuss technical details nor detailed studies about the described architectures and about the employed solutions. This kind of discussion is left to other documents.
This document was written by Carlo Contavalli <ccontavalli at masobit.net> and is thus Copyright (C) Carlo Contavalli 2003, 2004 and the PigeonAir Project.
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